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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-09-17
Olneyyille Horse Car Time Table.

Car leave Olneyylllc for Market 80. at 8 20A.
N and every 10 minutes until 10 A. NJ, then
every MINUTES until 10 80 y. ", Saturdays at
ti 10 D. ~, storm tme--At ~, Is and 60
AMs ", -. 20. -, %, and 30 minutes past
cave Market sq for Blackstone Park via Gov.
efuor 81 at 3 o.. o. a. NJ, and every twenty
minutes until II ~ T. ". Storm timc-At 8 as
g 81 and every 80 minutes until II % pm
Leave Blackstone Park, via Governor ST. for
Market ~. and Olneyyille, at ib A. NJ, and
every twenty minutes until II - ?. NJ; also at
tlne-M - and 9 6j and every 30 minutes
Leave Market ~. for Brook st, at 6 05 A. NJ.
and every ~ minutes until II Oj Pm Storm
time-A GiO A. w., and every 30 minutes until
II i0PN.
Leave Brook It. for Market ~. and olneyville.
NJ g 80 4. ~. and every 20 minutes until III 05 p.
~ Storm time-At 6H aud every 30 minutes
until N t7P.s.
Leave Market ~. for Olneyvlllc. at 63sA. ~,
aud every minutes until II y p. NJ, then every
10 minutes until ~ - tmdnighD. Saturdays
only M ~ 30 (midnight) Storm time--At 6J
aud A3, &C. and g SO A. ", then at j, =, 10, 49,
81, 49, 4G, and % minutes past each hour until
~ p y. M, also II -, II 80 p. NJ, and " 0s and
II 28 midnight
pIsinfieid st.-Leave Turks Head for Gull
vers0u HOUSE. Johnston, at o ~ A. NJ, and every
% ,uinutes until N o. y. ~ Storm time-At sG
a N and every 20 minutes until II l6P. ~.
Leave Cniverson House, Johnston. plainheld St,
for Turks Head NJ Is A. NJ, and every 70
minutes until 10 - y. ".
Msnton Ave.-Leave Dyerville for Turks
Head at 90 A. ". then every 20 minutes until
10 Al y n storm time-At602 A. NJ, and every
~ minutes until 10 3lP. Ne
Leave Turks Head for Dyeryille AT - A. NJ,
then every twenty minutes until IL isf. ".
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-09-17
DIED.

H0pkius-fn Poster. 1871 inst, Charles, s0u ~
Darius and susan Hopkins. aged y year. and 10
months.
daughter " Ella y skinner. and Ffauddaughtcf
- the late Thomas Psine, aged years : months
aud days.
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OuR SUMNER SHAWL Srock

is the largest, best and most varied we have ever
shown, and embraces some nf the best bargains
ever offered in this city. We quote ~ specials:
Fine Atwood Cashmere Shawls, yards
square, in Cream, Cardinal and Black, usually
sold at 81. %, only LIS each.
Fine All-Wool Black Cashmere Shawls, 2
yards square, s2. $3.50, 90, $3.50, "a, $3.50,
$5, sc and 81 each.
Fine All-Wool Black Cashmere Long Shawls,
Size l44x72 in. 1915, s5. 90. $3.50, sS. S10,
$3.50 and @15 each.
Fine All-Wool Cashmere Shawls, Silk-Em-
broidered corners, in Cream, Cardinal and
Black; usually sold at s5. only 1926 each.
Fine ALL Wool Cashmere shawls, in Tan and
Chocolate, &l.5O each.
Elegant line Of "Hampden" All Wool Shawls,
Cream Tinted Ground. with 4, 4 and 1 inch
Black Hair-Lne Squares $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50 each.
You may be sure Of finding here exactly what
you want in Shawls and at lower price than
you expected to pay.
(Third Floor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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Very naturally George denies the charge OF a
political combination with capitalist and land
owner Blaine. At the same time the effect OF the
independent labor movement viii undoubtedly be-
far al least the next Presidential election Is
concerned, 20 weaken the democratic nominee and
strengthen Blaine, or whoever else the republicans
may nominate Without combining with either OF
the great parties the George men are probably
willing (and perhaps even anxious) that the emo
erats shall receive the same kind Of shakip,, nm "a
that which has just been administered 70 the re-
pablicans. They are understood to think that
'-sweet are the uses OF adversely" upon whichever
Of the great parties IL may fall.
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When system OF government was framed for the
French republic in Its first crude stage especial
care was exercised TO designate the functions OF
the President so carefully to make the Office de-
arable for its hOnors without being dangerous
through its powers An experiment OF somewhat
more than two years with NJ Theirs in the chief
place developed a difficulty against which no
provision had been made, in the question whether
The President should take his policy from his
ministers, or the ministers take theirs from the
President. The conservatives in the national as
sembly had become alarmed at the rapid and
vigorous growth OF republican sentiment among
the people, as evidenced by several recent cleo
tons and were resolved to either drive their arch
enemies, MIL, Simon and Say. from the cabinet, or
force NJ. Theirs TO resign Failing 10 secure the
coveted seats for men of their own choosing, they
opened q relentless fire upon the whole policy OF
the government, and put Theirs into position
where nothing remained for him to do but to re-
sign This resignation, and the election of his
ceSsOr. took place on the 9th OF May, 1873.
During the term OF President MacMahon, who
followed him, the constitution was adopted, but
with provisions OF the same indefinite character
concerning the functions of the chief magistrate.
The consequence was that, before he had been six
years In Office, MacMahon found himself face to
face with the same problem which had driven
Theirs into private life. He willing to choose
the bulk Of his ministry from the dominant party
mere automaton, and signing any decree which
the Premier might bring to his desk He, too,
chose official suicide in preference TO involuntary
placement, and made way for VI. Grevy whom
the assembly regarded as composed OF more tract
able material. From present appearances another
crisis has occurred in the political fortunes Of the
republic. President Grevy is determined that
General Boulanger shall no longer stay in the
ministry, but he cannot find statesman, Salts
factory in other respects, who viii undertake the
task OF forming cabinet with the epauletted idol
Of the people left out. III it be true as reported
that M. Grevy has resolved TO resign the Presi-
dency rather than submit to Bouanger's retention,
the prospect is fair that he may be forced out OF
ONCE TO make way for the elevation OF Boulanger
himself 10 the head OF the nation. 1t would be an
interesting coincidence if the next change should
take place on the anniversary of the day when the
first President chosen from civil life gave up his
chair 10 the first raised from the command OF the
army.
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THE SOLDIER.
THE AMERICAN VERSUS THE EUROPEAN.
WHY THE AMERICAN Is SUPERIOR

The Revolutionary war was moro than . fair test
Why was it that America with less number Of soldiers
with less wealth and consequently with every disad
vantage came out victorious1 The is superior
intelligence. The American rank and file were intel
ectuay superior. and thus it they conquered As
man with his superior intellect subdues the horse
physically SUPERIOR 50 the American subdued his
powerful (would- be) master
may be said that love of home OF sweethearts and
WIVES urged on the American perhaps 80. but what
poor reply from the other side. As then, SO now.
sweethearts and wives uppermost in the minds Of
our soldiers. and for this reason memento Of WASH
nston for the folks at home in order Perhaps the
most cosmopolitan store Washington is the PALAIS
ROYAL situated at the corner of Pennsylvania ave- and
18th ST. The building itself is historic Here
it was that Boss Shepherd was located hardware
business; twas he that converted Washington from
mud-hole into what it is to-day. The building was
next occupied by the Pension Office, and here over
600 busy clerks had found reason for years to
remember "our soldiers" Then came along New
York man. A. Lisner by name: occupied little
ner OF the noble building that years ago to-
day he occupies the entire building and rules 300
clerks, and does business Of nearly 600 per
annum. Here may buy for the sweetheart or wife
the sweetest little 14-karat gold watch for 40.
silver one for $3.50 q nickel one for $685. and
they are warranted Chains, pins and earrings Of IA
karat gold are proportonately cheap. The reporter
noticed real diamond with gold setting making
rich lace pn for 60 and earrings to match also for
49, Such stock of FANS that If from the live
lest of Western Eastern cities you cannot but ad
mire Feather fans for 49c and better ones ostrich
feathers with pearl sticks, for s35 Fans innumera-
ble and jewelry gloves in fact everything for man.
woman or child may be obtained 1t the PALAIS
ROYAL, at prices that challenge the competition Of
any city in the New World. 1t might be mentioned
that the PALAIS ROYAL has q permanent bargain
counter, located door of 1117 Penna ave. it con-
tans tomorrow for Soc and 81 lot Of fancy articles
for household decorations that bought in the usual
way would retail for more than twice such amounts.
my24
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TRULY WONDERFUL,

w ONDERFUL!!
TRULY wONDEkFULi
ARE THE EXCAVATIONS THAT ESCAPE
THE LIPS OF THE VISITING SOLDIERS
AND THEIR FRIENDS WHEN THEY ENTER
OUR HOUSE.
THE FACT Is, WASHINGTON IS NOT RE-
eARDED AS A GREAT COMMERCIAL CEN
TER BY THE PEOPLE oFOTHER CITIES.
LOOKED UPON AS PLACE OF ELEGANT
LEISURE. CONSEQUENTLY. THEY ARE
NOT QUITE PREPARED TO SEE IN THE
CAPITAL OF THE UNION THE MOST
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED aENrLEMENs
OUTFITTINa ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
WORLD. WHERE MAN NAY ENTER d.
VEST HIMSELF OF EVERYTHING BE
WEARS, REPLACING EACH GARMENT OR
ARTICLE WITH ONE OF OURS. AND LEAVE
OUR HOUSE NEW MAN." AS FAR AS HIS
OUTFIT Is CONCERNED. CLOTHING. HATS.
SHOES. GENTS FURNISHINGS. TRUNKS
AND vAL1sEs, EVERYTHING OF THE BEST
oBTAINABLE. AND AT LOWEST OF POSI-
BILE PRICES; PRICES THAT ONLY A
HOUSE DOING SUCH AMARvELOUs BUs1-
NESS AS OURS CAN AFFORD TO NAME
CLOTHING READY FOR IMMEDIATE
USE, CORRECT IN STYLE, FAULTLEss IN
SHAPE AND PATTERN. AND PERFECT IN
FIT. AND1N QUANTITIES SELDOM SEEN
UNDER ONE ROOF HATS OF THE LATEST
AND MOST APPROVED BLOCKS. IN THE
LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE SHADES.
OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCEL
LENcE. AND AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES.
SHOES OF EVERY KIND, STYLE. AND QUAIL
ITY, WORTH HAVING; OF THE BEST MA
TERIALs AND MOST RELIABLE WORK
MANsHIP, 1NsuRINa DURABILITY, EASE,
AND COMFORT.
OUR GENTS FURNISHING DEPART.
MENT IS STOCKED WITH THE THOUSAND
AND ONE THINGS THAT COME UNDER
THIS HEADING. EMBRACING EVERY KIND
AND STYLE THAT HAS RECEIVED THE
STAMP OF FASHION OR BORNE THE
BRUNT OF THE STRONGEST TEST. ALL AT
PRICES THAT SURPRISE AND DELIGHT
THE CASUAL PURCHASER.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
GENERAL OUTFITTERS,
800, 3O2, 304. 300. AND 3O6 7TH ST.
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Last saturdays Star.

copies Of last Saturdays mammoth ten-page
Illustrated National Drin edition OF THE STAR can
be had at the business Office, in any required num-
Der.
Price ? cents each; IN wrapper, stamped, ready
for mailing, 3 cents
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Now that the flowers are at their best in wash
ington and vicinity, and as plenty as beautiful.
doubtless many persons having profusion would
DC Wiling 10 donate share OF their fragrant floral
wealth for the enjoyment OF such inmates as there
may be in the hospital on the grounds OF the Ma
tSooal Dril Encampment. Those willing to do so
are requested 10 send their offerings any morning
during the week TO the Riggs House, addressed u
the care Of Miss Snow, wac will see that they are
promptly and safely carried 10 destination. II IS
10 De hoped furthermore that responses to this
suggestion my be numerous and generous. A
mite attention Ike this Is at once graceful In itself
and sure TO De appreciated by our gallant visitors
whether sick or well
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The benefit TO Mr.. Jno. T. Ford In Baltimore Las.
night, the celebration Of his thirty-third yer az
a theatrical manager, Is made the occasion or re
newed assurance OF regard and respect from his
feiIow-citIzens OF Baltimore, both professionally
and as useful citizen Mr.. Ford has been so iden-
tined with Washington also and his warm friends
here are so numerous that this city properly Joins
In these expressions OF appreciation OF his energy
tact, and Intelligence, and IN the good wishes OF
continued success showered upon him
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MoRr New FRENcH SAr1sEs
WOODWARD LoTHRoPs NEW STORE,

We opened this morning 100 new pieces Of
Gros Roman l. Cie's Fine French Satines in
large variety of elegant styles never before
shown in Washington. A number Of patterns
have wide, handsome borders for panels and
other trimmings. Price, IS before, Csc per I'd.
Note.-In order to secure better light, and to
facilitate selections, we have moved our entire
stock of French Sstines to the second floor.
We call attention to our handsome window
display Of these Sstines on 18th street side.
which, Notwithstanding its a4tractiveness. does
not do justice to the stock inside.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
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LADIES AND MISSES, Su1rs.

The success attending our Especial Sale" Of
ladies' and Misses White and Colored Suits is
substantial evidence Of their intrinsic worth.
We have since received IN invoice Of White
Suits, in very desirable styles. which we shall
mark at the same low prices which have charac-
terized the Offering of Ladies' woollen Suits.
of which we yet have q number Of excellent bar
gains. In view Of the fact that number of our
customers will soon be leaving the city for the
summer. we have concluded to close out at re-
duced prices the major part of the Ladies'
Wooden Suit Stock, Offering an exceptional op-
portunity to secure one or more dresses espe-
cially adapted to rough wear at the mountain
retreat or seaside resort.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from $40 to $780,
Ladies' Wool Suits, from S12 to $40.
ladies' Wool Suits from S12.5 SO to $40.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from S13 to $40.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from $15 to $125O.
Ladies' Wool Suits. from s18 to SIS.
Ladies' Wool Suits from s19 to S15
Ladies' Wool Suits. from $50 to S1625.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from 500 to $3.50.
Ladies Wool Suits, from $50 to 825.
Ladies' Wool Suits, from $40 to S35.
These prices go into effect Tomorrow, We'd
nesday morning, and special display will be
made of each suit, with ticket thereon, show
ing the former price and the reduced price.
eV We make all necessary alterations to in
sure At free Of charge.
Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
my24 Cor. 18th and F sts NV.
DEsT BIB CANS TOMATOES PER DOE. ...... 81
DNew Spring Butter. per h. ........ 1900
My Bouquet Whisky, per gal. 81. 81
Homemade Pure Grape Wine.
GEO. A. O,HARE, Agent,
my23-6ts 1245 18th st. n W., bet NJ and n.
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The lessons taught by the collision or the Celtic
ana britannia are, nrst, the necessity OF a double
track, so 70 speak. by which outgoing and tncom-
ing steamers OF the same line shall be rnada ,o
follow widely different courses and thus avoid
one danger OF collision, and second. the adyan-
tage Of the modern method OF building steamers
IN compartments, with the suggestion OF the de-
velopment OF vessel which 1t VIII be impossible
10 sink
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Our Door SpoRrs
LAWN TENNIS GOODS
" CkoQUET FROM 81 UP
IN l6S6. ~
Prayers from Plymouth pulpit
Ward Beecher. " A,'
foter,nceTwo lectures by Phillips Brooks For Sale
by Nh bAII-ASIlNE son, As 1tn 81 myII
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MANDHE11Se Java Corprr

Mrs. LUNT PARKER, MAGNETIC HRAIFR
M Clairyoyant sttings daily. and chruntc aieeaSee
of women treated with good success, also dyypouSis
and os:arrh. Ones hours o = m to z INST 40
iUsn ST NV. my2S-7ts
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THoIs KENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE; EIN1
4. G % ;as m r'f aSs WIKI sStG F
ra nv. Wy2o<1
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TINS WEATHER DEMANDS
LIGHTWEIGHT CLOTHING. AND WE DE.
SIRE TO REPEAT OUR STATEMENT THAT
WE HAVE THE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES
THAT ARE MADE.
IN wooLENs, LIGHT, MEDIUM, AND
DARK SHADES OF CHEv1oTs AND cAssI.
MEREs, IN PLAIN STRIPES AND FANCY
PLAIDs. sERGEs IN BLACK, BLUE, AND
FANCY CHECKS. SACK AND CurAwAY
COATS.
IN HoT-wEATHER GOODS PROBABLY NO
HOUSE IN WASHINGTON SHOWS AS LARGE
AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE, ENTIRELY
NEW GOODS, AS WE DO. THE FINEST
ALPACAs AND MoHAIRs IN PLAIN BLACK,
AND EVER so MANY SHADES OF LIGHT
ooLoRs, PLAIN. STRIPED. CHECKS, AND
MIXTURES. sEERsUcKRRs IN BLUE
STRIPS AND CHECKS; ALSO BUFF
CUTTA GOODS.
THE NEWEST AND HANDsOMEsT or
ALL THIN GOODS ARE THE ROYAL SILK
COATS AND VESTS. IN THREE STYLES.
PLAIN BLUE, BROWN STRIPE, AND STEEL
GREY STRIPE ANOTHER NOVELTY
NEVER SHOWN HERE BEFORE Is THE
LIaHT-coLoRED RIBBED SILK COATS
AND VESTS.
BESIDE THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
EXTRA FINE GOODS WE HAVE THE
MEDIUM GRADE OF sEERsucKHR, BLACK
ALPACA. MoHArR sEReEs trHE THIN
NEST woRsTED GOODS MADE,. EXTRA
LONG DRAP D'ErE, AND ALPACA COATS
OFFICE COATS AT Soc WHITE AND
FANCY DUCK VEST OF THE NEWEST CUT.
RANGING FROM s125 TO % EACH. WILL
BE PLEASED TO SHOW you.
4. B. BARNUM CO..
myA o31 PExxsYIvAxIA AvxxUH
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EsonAvrsa Am Dr. Srsxrsa.

Mn. D. LUTZ 632 g 81 NV.
Engraving on metal and wood Mon0exams and creSeD
on ssa Wathes or jeWelry Card engraving and print.
ing Seal engraving in all ITS branches Bookhinders'
siies Soap dies md steel stamp cutting. Rubber
Stamina for msrki0 and an kinda Of sampna material
Gold or silver bullion embroideznG. kawalias and I'll
kinds ct lodge paEnphoS0Ai1A 0eU
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A sTHMA NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, HYSTERYA
ANervous Pro0tration, kheumatipu, and al diseases
successfully treated without med cine, by W. T. PAR
KER Magnetic Heeler, go 10th q nv. Once hours,
sV23T
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The SOLDIER
THE SOLDIER
THE SOLDIER.
THE SOLDIER
THE SOLDIER
THE SOLDIER
THE AMERICAN VERSUS THE EUROPEAN.
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d
my2l 1924 Il ST. w.
NOR RENT-Sll X ST n. W; TEN ROOMS;
II newly papered and painted s65. l. c. SoU Nc,
1907 f st. NV. my2l-3t
IrOR RENT 1lOa 18th NV llr $50
us Sd stn.w,25r 800 .,o4 18Th st. 9r. ..25
1881 Mn.w., l2r.......s T5 10 NV. I'm. 10
4l5 Corcoran N. Tor 81 Store, 9Th and 80
1870 Columbia NV l0r25
w CLARENCE DUEALL
(Successor TO Duyall MARI
my21-3t 92.5 ST. n ".
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EOk RENT
II l120 18th ut. NV.
81 rs. fur. or unfur.
200 18th st.n.w. er. ..S35
as Sth st. NV. 3 rs,
HeS ..---.-.-..... ~
3.;9 18th ii. n. W.. %
rs........-.......2s.50
iny2 l-3ts
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11OO H ST. n W., NEAR METROPoIITAN
l. AVClub furnished rooms; board IL desired.
Convenient to cars. my24-3t'
II OOK OUT STRANGERS. IF YOU HAVE NO
IL friends in town ask some OF your neighbors about
in town foe the money. No PIG 9Th ST. OPPOSITE
Center Market my23-3t
MICE FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD. FOR TWO
IN gentlemen; Northern family; home comforts
3O6 9TH St Sc, or WHITE BAILEY, Law and Real
Estate. 1905 St NV. my23-3t'
ID DOM AND BOARD CAN BE FURNISHED AT
Ii 1928 Pennsylvania ave. NV, ut 81 30 week aug
mp or Board at day; sleeping at 2c night for
white or colored. my2.3-3ts
THE WOODMONT-IOWA CIRCLE-ELEGANT
Il Board by the Day, Week. or Month La carte or
table nss a'h l.ss: r. a,r1rHrn Prom
DOARDING-NEw YORK BOARD. FIRsT-CLASs
ID Board and accommodations: reasonable rates. 49,
30, 81 East I'D st., on Madison Square.
my2l-s,tu.th.3t Mrs. u. PluTCHARD.
TUHE DUPONT HOUSE, n. L. COR nth AND
l. Corcorxn streets n. W; fine rooms, furnished
unfurnished. with or without table board: strictly
hrst-cass in every respect Ia all ats appointments;
dining room always ready tor dinner parties Terms
moderate .spS-3m
CPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND SIS. n W.
Oroons and board by the day. week or month. aT-Sn
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
II class Board. near McPherson Square. Ref - ces
exchanged. 1ransients accommodated 1Ol0 A. ST
mh5-9ws
DOARDINd AND ROOMS = TWO LARGE WILL
ID furnished communicating front rooms: secord
floor table board 81 per month"; per week and ISU
aday. Otberss s low prices. 3l4-3l6 Indiana ava
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lI.,s College st.n.w-l 0rs23
! 4lU Tst. NV. Or. .20.30
Il I.anvdon Tarrsce.9 r. 10
.,.,O h ST NV . Office n -
ilol,i $. Capitol ct. 5r. 10 30
1916 9th st. s.w.. 6rs 1888
lll1Est. s.w-, 4 49,. y
A. b. cAyw0oD.
Corner 9th and X sta re-.
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NOR RENT
II lao ID st. Sc. 6r.. 81 @ BIB @ St me- DIS $40
lS St Nv Or 10 33 so sts.w..7r-.mi 81. 30
go 922 LIST st. sc. ar = l33 Va. ave Sc, Dr.. 10
3 l5:S Nj St s.w., Or IL ~ VI s.w.. Dr. war 10
I'LL Del ave. sw, Ar $50 3 Clarks ST. Ar -. X 10
my21-;}t' C. II. PARKER. cor y and sis sw
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PERSONAL.

HAZEL IF POSSIBLE. TOMORROW (wEDNES-
III day. at IL if not. please try next day. IT.
WANTED-THE GARMENTS. BLANKETS, CUR
w tans of all kinds of parties leaving city for the
summer to be cleaned by superior process of dry
cleaning, and when stored away by guaranteed proof
against moths. No charge for storage Goods called
for and delivered. ANTON FISCHER, 9o6 @ st
u.w. my1O-St
~ us we are now prepared TO pay full value for
Gents Second hand Clothing. Address call &c
JUSTH'S Old Stand. 6l9 ID ST. myl5-2m
(yIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Oand Answers. Send 10 cents to book stores to
S. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
ap21-1ms S. w. Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

rne grain prices cover whole range OF market from
,rehouse prices to prices paid for odd loads for feed
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12
Halls

There is more catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to.
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors called 1t local disease.
and prescribed for 1t local remedies, and
by constantly falling tol cure with local
treatment pronounced it lncurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be cOnstitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheeny & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure now on the market. 1t is taken in
internally in doses from ten drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
sB- Sold by druggists, rs cts.
CATARRH CURE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

The Richard O'Gorman company gave
fair and an intelligent rendition of "Hu.
man Nature" at Sherwood Opera House
on Tuesday evening. O'Gorman was a
model farmer In his way, but In represent.
ing New England farmer he made one
great mistake, he forgot the Yankee tw:ng.
His support was good, but there was "a very
strong suggestion Of the woody chestnut in
the alleged jokes of Paine, who represen.
ted the negro character, while the Hawk
shaw contingent was preceptibly weak.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

MAD-SaYs the Utica Gazette: "The
Rock Island can stop one of the day trains
and one night train each way at Marseilles,
bat Utica, town that gives the Rcck Is.
land more business on one month than
Marseilles does in six, can't have even a
night train stop. There are only four pass
enger trains out of twelve that stop here In
twenty.four hours. Just walt till the |.
V. & N. runs through here and we'll see
how much business the Rock Island gets
then"
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-11-12

whats the matter with your finger s'
asked he quietly.
"Fel.on It,"
Sympathizing friends carried the Hon.
Tom into Cap. Rising's house, and at last
accounts he was emerging from the intense
condition Of dejection-and was laughing
with imbecilic glee,
He had Just caught On.